On April 21st, 2025, Sugar Creek officers arrived at a Dollar Tree expecting to investigate a reported shoplifting incident. Instead, they found Lauren Ruart climbing into a Ford Freestar with her dog as police tried to make contact. Within moments, the encounter unraveled into a desperate attempt to escape that quickly spilled beyond the parking lot. >> What's going on? Step out for me. >> Shut it off. Shut it off. I SAID SHUT IT OFF. [screaming] STOP. Shut the door off. [screaming] >> 12 more years. >> Give us Oh, she just landed our vehicles. We've got a salt le. She's going behind Dollar Tree. [clears throat] Go. >> Looks like passenger side's going down. 93 I know you're busy contact >> 12 Kansas City's got leak secondary >> 12 >> 12 westbound 24 approaching the po speeds to 60 I got light to moderate traffic stop here pretty coming. Well, we're actually going to ra they're losing it. 1050 1050 po and I7 roll over. Roll over. 1050 po and I70. Roll over. Roll over. >> I got you. Right behind you. Kyle, do you want this? >> 12. Go ahead and start us city fire. Exit ranch at PO and I7. We got one pron in custody. >> Take the car. >> It's on fire, guys. >> Yep. Car's clear. We got one in custody. >> I'm sorry. Are you okay? Are you okay? [crying] Sir, >> are you okay? >> Can I at least ask you if you're okay? >> I'm fine. I really did not mean to hit you like on foot. I was panicking. I know it's stupid. I just got I should have for >> shoplifting. >> I know. >> I know. I know. This is stupid. >> Could arrest a bunch of people. >> She do. All I heard >> it was just said Dollar. We got a call about Dollar Tree and they were uh supposedly she stole a bunch of stuff from Dollar Tree. She was in the parking lot when we pulled up with her dog. She hopped in. She seen us and we could see her start making movements. She threw in drive and he started yanking on her hair trying to get up. The dog ran up and bit me. I tased it. I got a taser before on dog. >> I was trying to grab her to yank her out the car. >> The dog was biting my leg. I was trying to help him out. The dog was biting my leg. Where's Cap at? Got something. I got I got a taser before. >> Her dog. >> There's a dog. >> It jumped out. Was trying to fight us. >> Ruart was taken into custody after the pursuit ended and was transported for treatment before investigators continued processing the case. She was accused of assault on a police officer fleeing in a vehicle, shoplifting related offenses, numerous traffic violations, and more. Authorities also noted she had multiple prior cases and outstanding bonds across several jurisdictions. Monday, June 22nd, 2026, officers in Sandy Springs found themselves joining a pursuit that had already crossed into their jurisdiction. The driver, later identified as Jared Jon Pierce, refused every opportunity to bring the situation to a peaceful stop. Instead of slowing down, he kept choosing the accelerator over common sense. Charlie down too much traffic. Speed's 905. Where are the charges? Char on you. Charlie 65. Good hit. Good hit. Crashed into the wall. >> Charlie 65 continuing 400 southbound. Got out of the pit. Charlie corners now again. Charlie 65. Good pit. Good pit. He's going to take off on me again. Charlie sits top. Good. Third pit. >> See him? >> Charlie 65. He took off again. >> You stay at mainline. >> Exited to Glenn Ridge. 400 southbound. Another good pit. Another good pit for southbound corneridge. Believe he's going to be done now. Nope, he's still gone. TRV block him. TRV block him. TRV blocking. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Hand on the ground on the ground. Put your hand behind your back. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I GOT ONE. Give me right. >> I got passenger. Okay, he's on 400. >> Pierce was eventually captured after abandoning the vehicle and making one last attempt to get away on foot. He was booked on charges including felony fleeing and attempting to elude law enforcement, false imprisonment, reckless driving, driving while license, suspended obstruction of law enforcement, and numerous additional traffic related offenses. Wednesday, June 24th, 2026. Wilmington police officers patrolling near a large late night gathering believed they spotted 19-year-old Kadir Skinner carrying a handgun. As officers moved toward him, Skinner immediately ran, setting off a brief but highly controversial foot pursuit. >> Drop it. 14 shots fired. 14 SHOTS FIRED. DROP THAT GUN. DROP IT. >> DROP THE GUN. Don't move. >> Get down. He's got a ground. Yo, secure a gun. Secure a gun. Secure a gun. >> What the 14 shots fired. He had a gun. He somewhere. >> I don't got nothing. I don't got nothing. I don't got nothing. >> Yo, get the gun. Get the gun. Find the gun and get it. >> I don't got nothing. >> Got nothing. >> I can't breathe. shot. >> I can't breathe. >> BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. >> HE HAD A GUN. BACK UP. EVERYBODY back up. >> Do we have >> I got you. >> Where you hit at? >> Where you hit? >> Come here. I GOT YOU. I got it. >> No. Get here. Get married. He's going to have a GSW. >> He had a GSW. >> Yes. >> Yo, we need medical. We need medical. Back everybody off. >> Come here. Yo, we need medical. Medical. Medical. Come on. Get up. Get him. Get him. Get up. Get up. Get up. >> Yo, we need medical. Get medical start recon here. We have to >> Yo, we need medical. Medical shot. We need medical. Okay. Guys, back up. >> BACK UP. >> BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. Back up. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. Where am I going? >> I don't know. >> I know. I know. >> Be advised my part be advised. My partner got pepper. Yeah, I just I just shot him. >> Okay. Okay, relax. >> Drop it. 14 shots fired. 14 SHOTS FIRED. DROP THAT GUN. DROP IT. >> DROP THE GUN. >> Don't move. >> He's on the ground. Get on the ground. Yo, secure the gun. Secure the gun. Secure the gun. >> 14 shots fired. He had a gun. coming. >> I don't got nothing. I don't got nothing. I don't got nothing. >> Yo, get the guns. Get the gun. Find the gun and get it. >> I don't got nothing. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. HE HAD A GUN. BACK UP, EVERYBODY. BACK UP. Put it in the BACK RIGHT NOW. >> THAT IS MY SON. >> BACK OFF. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. >> I don't got nothing. I don't got nothing. >> Yo, get the guns. Get the gun. Find the gun and get it. I don't got nothing. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. >> BACK UP. NO. >> BACK UP. BACK UP. >> BACK UP. BACK UP. OKAY. BACK UP. >> Security gun. >> I HAVE IT. >> PUT IT IN THE BACK. >> Stay where you're at right now. Firearms recovered. >> We need more units here. Anything more. more units. Police are not having any GS. >> GET THE GET BACK. >> GET BACK. Skinner was transported to Wilmington Hospital, but later did not make it from his injuries, turning the incident into the focus of multiple ongoing investigations. The Delaware Department of Justice and the Wilmington Police Department continue reviewing the case while Skinner's family has filed a $25 million claim against the city of Wilmington and is seeking criminal charges against the officer involved. On June 30th, 2024, Florida State Troopers noticed a Jeep Grand Cherokee displaying a temporary paper tag and attempted a routine traffic stop on State Road 836. The driver, later identified as Joseé Alberto Rodriguez, responded by speeding away the instant patrol lights appeared behind him. A street east one or west 51. What's your now? >> West. He just went over the curve. He lost it. He lost it. Okay, he's going to go back. Okay, he got off. Okay, he got off. He lost. He lost it. He lost it. >> White male. Yo, you said you're on the top right now. Why do you start counting? >> Y male. Y m. Uh, I got you on the top right now. Starting out the window, where you at? Right. Only 97. Rodriguez was arrested after the pursuit and taken into custody. As investigators completed the case, he faced charges including fleeing and eluding possession of a weapon while committing an offense operating an unregistered vehicle driving without a valid driver's license and more. On December 6th, 2024, Georgia State Patrol attempted to stop a Blue Dodge Challenger that had previously slipped away from law enforcement on multiple occasions. Officers first pulled it over for traffic violations before the driver decided another escape attempt was worth the risk. The powerful muscle car quickly turned a routine stop into a pursuit stretching across several roadways. 80 continu. Get over to the far left lane. Left lane. Go down. Back in the far left. Got l traffic overhead. Back over to lane number three. Far right lane. Now right lane. Over to the left lane. Left lane. Over to the far right lane. Far right lane on road. Continuing west right traffic overhead 100 left coming up on a little bit road bridge. passing the airport Traffic man There go ahead. Watch. Bravo Washington. Southbound Washington. Southbound Washington. >> Phoenix, you with us. We're about 3 miles. 285. Good. Good spikes. Good spikes. >> Beautiful. Looks like 285,000. APD's got lead out. >> Okay. Yeah. 285 south. Bush bomb. Push bomb. Push bomb. >> Hey, you need to be careful. Be careful. Back here. Put your HANDS ON YOUR BUTT. GIVE ME a hand. >> I got it. >> I got it. >> I got it. >> I GOT IT. >> HIDE your hands one more time. >> I was trying to hide it. >> [ __ ] >> Oh yeah. The driver was ultimately identified and taken into custody after the disabled Challenger could no longer continue. Authorities pursued charges tied to felony fleeing reckless driving, multiple traffic offenses, and damage resulting from the collision with another motorist along with any additional violations uncovered during the investigation. On November the 5th, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol spotted a blue Mitsubishi that had been reported stolen and immediately attempted to stop it on Appalache Parkway. Rather than surrendering, the driver, later identified as Antoine Jones, accelerated away and began putting nearby motorists in increasing danger. Drive southbound for southbound. Yeah. Speed 67. Okay. What is this? Better stop. What is the whiskey? I am heying head. Get out the car. GET OUT THE CAR. GET OUT THE [ __ ] CAR. GET OUT THE CAR NOW. GET OUT THE CAR. COME THIS way now. COME THIS WAY NOW. GET THE OVER HERE NOW. Get over here. Get over here. Get the over here. GET OUT. GET OUT THE CAR. GET OUT. GET OUT. [screaming] GET OUT. >> Get out. YOU'RE GOING TO GET BEAT. GET OUT. GIVE me your [screaming] hey. I got I got 1125 P. >> Yeah. >> 30 ft. Jones was arrested at the scene before being transported for medical evaluation and later booked into the Leyon County Jail. He was charged with grand theft of a motor vehicle, fleeing, and eluding law enforcement and more as Tallahassee police assumed responsibility for the remainder of the investigation. During a daytime patrol, Florida Highway Patrol officers located a stolen Toyota and attempted to bring the driver to a stop before the situation could escalate. Instead of pulling over, the suspect committed to a risky escape that forced troopers to coordinate a response while trying to keep surrounding drivers out of harm's way. ladies. We're at 57. is returning to a residential area. >> Hey, lock him up. Y'all not let him go back out the entrance to go. >> Hey Jackson, looks like he's going to be occupied at least two times. They're getting ready to fail. around head pressure. Channel 4. Channel 4. Clear. Channel 4. I'm the Banger. The pursuit concluded with the suspect in custody and the stolen Toyota successfully recovered by law enforcement. The driver could reasonably face charges including grand theft of a motor vehicle fleeing and eluding law enforcement, reckless driving possession of stolen property, and more. On September 17th, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol attempted to stop a Lincoln displaying an expired temporary tag during evening traffic in Broward County. The driver, later identified as Ventoya Woodard, chose to flee instead of dealing with a suspended driver's license. Even more concerning, a young child was riding inside the vehicle as the situation unfolded. >> So, I'm the only person on this stage who has prosecuted transnational criminal organizations for the trafficking of guns, drugs, and human beings. And let me say that the United States Congress, including some of the most conservative members of the United States Senate, came up with a border security bill, which I supported. And that bill would have put 1,500 more border agents on the border to help those folks who are working there right now over time trying to do their job. It would have allowed us to steal coming into the Delta Rome India 79. Safety approach 184. What's your 1020 now? Heat. Heat. Well, we'll take that now. I will uh the car. Get out of the car. Get out. Hands up. Hands up. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. No. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. You're under arrest. >> Where? >> My baby. You're right there. You get my baby. She toast. >> She have active wrinkle. >> You heard me. >> Why'd you run? >> Because I know my life. >> Okay. Now you going to jail. >> I want to get a ticket. Not no more. You ran. All right. My baby. >> We'll figure that out. You don't have nobody. >> You should have thought about that before. I don't know why you ran. I would have gave you a ticket. >> Can you give me a ticket? >> Please. I'm begging you with my life. I don't have nobody. Oh my god. >> Can I get my Is anything hurting at all? >> No, she just have acid reflux my baby. >> No. How about you? Are you fine? >> Okay. >> Excuse me. >> Is that all you need to tell them about the baby? >> Yes. >> Could I call someone? >> I can go to the hospital with her and y'all take me from there. Oh my god. I don't like they going to leave with her. >> No. Can I go with her? I cannot let my baby go like that. Please. >> We'll see what they say. >> Can I go with her? I'll stay in handcuffs. >> We'll see what they say. I don't know if they taking her. >> Woodard was arrested without further incident while paramedics checked the child before releasing the youngster to a family member. She was booked into the Broward County Jail on charges including fleeing and eluding law enforcement, reckless driving, running a red light, operating a vehicle with a suspended driver's license, multiple traffic violations, and more. On October 10th, 2024, Creek County deputies attempted to stop a Chevrolet Colorado that had just been reported stolen instead of pulling over the driver, later identified as Javon Quarns, sped away in hopes of leaving law enforcement behind. The pursuit quickly escalated as Oklahoma Highway Patrol moved in to take over the chase. Stand by. Loing patch. >> Also, let me know if they take the creek. >> Stand by. Loing patch. DVI. He got split multiple times. Young 728 1020 >> city. We're going to be eastbound about the 213 214. Okay. David 399 1020. Where did he wreck out at? >> This will be the 214 headquarters. >> I got C. I got him. Querns was taken into custody and transported to the Creek County Jail after the pursuit came to an end. He faced charges including possession of a stolen vehicle, fleeing and eluding law enforcement, reckless driving, and more. Investigators also recovered an onboard recording system from the truck and seized its footage as evidence. Tuesday, January 20th, 2020, a Bullock County deputy attempted a traffic stop on a vehicle with a suspended registration. The driver immediately chose to run rather than deal with the violation. That single decision sparked a pursuit stretching across multiple jurisdictions before additional agencies joined the response. >> 59 driving reckless right now. We're coming in speeds are at 121. Stand by for a Georgia tag. >> All right, gave it to Daniel if you want back home just a little bit. and GSP 900 can. Let GSP take the lead when they catch up. >> I'm clear. Bullet. >> Still going. Still going. Bullet. Still going. Take it. Tempo. All right, GS now. 53. Still running back. Stop running. You better stop. I'll try to get you. Okay, that's going to get you. Stop 94. We're still running back. What's your location? Come on, man. Find him, boy. Find him. Find him. Watch him. That man. That man. That man. Get him. Out of there. Get out of here. >> Let me see your hand. >> Get out of here. >> Get out of there. The suspect was eventually arrested and transported to the Bulock County Jail for processing after investigators completed the case. Authorities announced charges and sentencing information later in the video with the case centered on fleeing law enforcement driving with a suspended registration reckless driving and additional related offenses. During a rainy daytime patrol, Arkansas State Police encountered a driver who refused to stop even as the vehicle began showing signs of mechanical trouble. Rather than ending the encounter safely, the suspect kept pressing forward while troopers searched for the right opportunity to bring the pursuit under control. Yeah. 1028 out of 2110 263. So it's tip tight. Highway 65 turning on display. Coming up 285. North 285. He's monitor. Heat. Heat. Show me youring hands. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. Leave your hands right there where I can see them. You hear me? You understand what I'm telling you? >> Solomon drove road highway. >> Get out of the car. Get out. Turn it off. Turn it off. Get out of the car. Crawl out. >> Crawl out. Leave your hands where I can see them and crawl out. >> Get out. >> Get out. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Turn over. >> Turn over. >> Put your hands behind your back. The chase ultimately ended with the suspect taken into custody after climbing out of the disabled vehicle. The driver could reasonably face charges including fleeing and eluding law enforcement, reckless driving, resisting arrest, numerous traffic violations, and more. On July the 12th, 2023, Arkansas State Police found themselves pursuing a fleeing Ford Mustang before the driver lost control and crashed into a utility pole. Instead of remaining at the wreck, the occupants scattered into a nearby field, turning the incident into a coordinated search. >> I'm on 14. Just cross back into Jackson County from Independence. If I catch up to Mustang here in the escars, go ahead and roll an ambulance. Just inside Jackson. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> Get out here and hang on to that dog. >> 40. I'm 15 other people. to 42. Is that going to be your driver? >> Put my shoes on. >> Uh, just sit down for now. >> Turn around. Walk back towards me. >> No. >> Stop. No. >> All right, start backing up. >> That was good driving, sir. >> Keep backing up. Walk to your right. >> All right, let me explain something. >> That dog, if he comes at me, >> put him back in the car, please. >> I'm not grabbing that dog. >> You know, if there's any other suspects or not, >> move around. Go. >> I'm about second. Two other suspects that bail. Get on to44. >> Just relax right here, bud. >> Got any weapons on you? No, sir. >> That's not my go. >> How far out are you? >> Not too far. Maybe two miles at most. >> 104. Once you get there, you're not 106. Give me a call with an update. I'm 1019 as well. All right. I'mma lock these so they don't cinch down on you. Okay. >> Can you make sure you don't shoot my dog, please? Tell him to put him back in the car. >> Well, we can't put it in the car because it's not running and it's hot and it'll have a heat stroke. >> Will y'all put him in your car and take him to my mother's house? >> Uh, no. But we'll talk about that in a minute. Okay. Will you watch him for a minute so I can walk out here and look for the other one? >> 40. to 44. The first suspect told him that there was two more, so total three. Four >> 40. I was trying to say, but >> be out here looking. >> I love you after. >> I love you, too. >> What do you think? The occupants were eventually located and taken into custody after officers finished clearing the area. They could face charges including felony fleeing reckless driving, leaving the scene of a crash, resisting arrest, and more as investigators worked to determine each person's role in the incident. On November 3rd, 2023, officers tracked down a Hyundai Sonata that had been reported stolen after the owner used an iPad left inside the car to help pinpoint its location. Behind the wheel was 18-year-old Chance Brown, who chose to flee instead of giving the vehicle back. >> 31 12. I'm going to be behind in a left turn lane. Making a uh left turn to the Atlantic sushi. Go ahead. Hold the station for me. Clear 103 12. We're going through the parking lot. Going towards the back. >> 312. We got a flat ride tire. We're going to be on Brookwood going to east west. >> You be part of it. 330 414. >> HEY, GET ON THE [screaming] GROUND. >> GOD, PLEASE STOP. >> We're going to the Chipotle, sir. white shirt. >> STOP HIM. STOP HIM. STOP HIM. STOP HIM. WELLING DONE. >> Right where you are. I'm blue. I'm blue. I'm blue. I'm blue. Lieutenant, >> don't move. >> Don't move. >> Y'all good? >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> All right. >> Don't shoot me. Yes, sir. >> We got one more 15. We're on 15 17 24 hours. >> Hey, shut up. Hey, hold. I'll get a car pulled over here. >> Okay. Oh, he he lost it. He lost it coming across purple. >> He What's your uh Can you send that to me, please? >> Yeah, he went She went down towards the bus stop. >> So, she came after you guys ran after somebody, she got out and boogied that way. >> Oh, she's at the bus stop. >> Yeah, she was headed towards that. >> I think you can see her there. That's her. >> Okay. >> You want the picture? >> Okay. Thank you. Uh, >> when we called after, she took off. >> You want to just send it to yourself? You can do that. Send it to [sighs] >> She came sneaking out. >> Yeah. I So I yelled to her. I said, "Hey, did you come out of that car?" And she took off at that point. Thank you. >> Yeah. You're welcome. >> Do you need our information, though? I called 911. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Do you have your driver's license on you? >> I hope so. >> Okay. Hey, this your car? >> No, it's my sister car. >> This car's fault. >> Okay. Yeah. Sorry about that. Got a little damage, but >> she didn't want anymore. She was nervous, paranoid anyway. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Was he okay? >> Yeah. >> Is the girl okay, too? >> Did Did you see where she went? >> The girl? >> Mhm. Oh, she ran. >> I guess if there was a girl. >> I thought y'all would have seen her. >> Well, they stopped the kill place. They picked her up. >> Oh, I was following They picked her up downtown. Then they drove I was following all the way back up to Windy Hill. I call the gas station. Yeah. >> They came over here. So, I don't know if they dropped her off. How long she look like? >> She had a pink beign. >> Yeah. >> And a sweater. I think >> you know about how tall >> probably like five, six, five, seven. Light skin, brown progression, caramel, >> slim, big. >> And then I couldn't really see when I picked her up. Uh, she wasn't big though. I would say like maybe okay appreciate it. I'll be with you in one second if you don't mind just hanging out. >> Brown was treated at a hospital before being booked into the Cobb County jail on charges including theft by receiving stolen property and felony fleeing and attempting to elude. He later accepted a negotiated plea that included one year in state prison, four years of probation, 40 hours of community service enrollment in an anti- theft seminar, more than $5,000 in restitution, and he was released on parole in April 2025. Monday, June 22nd, 2024, Arkansas State Police joined a pursuit after a Dodge Caravan from Mississippi ignored emergency lights while racing along Interstate 40. The driver, later identified as Theon Rashad Loveberry, continued weaving through traffic at dangerous speeds rather than bringing the van to a stop. They got a vehicle description. They haven't given out. >> All right, I'll be with them. D23 on primary TV. Yeah, correct. One running. One running. He's heading northbound into the tree line. >> He's running, [ __ ] Loveberry was eventually located in a nearby treeine after running from the scene and was transported for treatment because of injuries suffered during the incident. The vehicle was removed from the interstate as investigators continued the case. Loveberry could face charges including felony fleeing reckless driving, resisting arrest, numerous traffic violations, and more. On November 1st, 2023, Cass County deputies attempted to stop a Hyundai Elantre after spotting suspicious license plates and a traffic violation on Interstate 49. The driver identified as Michael A. Woodward immediately accelerated away, transforming a routine stop into a pursuit involving multiple agencies. At this time, yes, it's got a Kansas plate and a Missouri plate. Northbound number one lane passing the 163.4. Four speeds 105 and increasing traffic flight yielding. Still in the number one lane. Mark 64.4. Traffic is light. >> Two occupants in the vehicle. It's a blue Hyundai. It's a Kansas plate and a Mazian plate. Both on the back. Still in the number one lane. Minimal traffic yielding. Speeds 110. Coming up on a couple semis. Our speeds are decreasing. Speed's 88. You think we should go for it or what? >> Uh, [screaming] we got to wait till we pause this. >> There's two semis in front of us that are helping to slow this thing down. Speed 79. They're losing some tires. >> Just lost. >> They just lost a tire completely. We're still northbound. The speed's 58. We can't grapple with these semiis right here. >> Don't worry about the stakes. Don't worry about the sticks. Don't worry about sticks. Don't worry about sticks. >> Don't worry about Don't worry about sticks. Whoever has that, they're losing tires. We're going to try for a grapple. >> If that peculiar unit can get behind us and block traffic, we'll try to get a grapple. Good grapple. Good grapple. Good grapple. Good grapple. 168.8 to A GUN POINT. DON'T MOVE. Hang on. I'm trying to get the PA. Hold. HOLD COVER. >> TURN OFF THE VEHICLE. TURN IT OFF. ROLL THE WINDOW DOWN AND PUT BOTH HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. BOTH SIDES. >> PUT BOTH YOUR HANDS OUT. DRIVER, open the driver's SIDE DOOR FROM THE OUTSIDE. NOW, >> TUCKER, I GOT IT WITH THE PA. >> All right. Go for it. >> PASSENGER, STAY WHERE YOU'RE AT. DRIVER. >> SHOW BOTH HANDS. DON'T MOVE YOUR HANDS. >> STAND UP. DON'T REACH [screaming] FOR ANYTHING. >> DROP YOUR PHONE. >> STAND UP. >> DROP YOUR PHONE NOW. >> WE HAVE TWO COMPLIANT. >> Walk backwards. BACKWARDS. STAY LOOKING FORWARD. KEEP COMING. KEEP COMING. >> CAN you detain him? >> Yeah, I can. >> Keep coming. >> TWO STEPS TO THE RIGHT. >> Stay right there. >> Stay where you >> passenger. Stay where you are. Keep both hands in the air. >> Passenger, with your right hand, open the passenger side door. >> He says he might have a needle in his pocket. >> Face away from me. Walk backwards. >> You don't know what's in it. >> Keep going. >> Keep coming. >> Slow down. >> Keep coming. >> Keep coming. >> Make sure you get your phone. >> Get somebody up here to detain it. Stop. Woodward and his passenger were detained without further incident after the stolen vehicle was recovered and investigators confirmed both the car and one of its license plates had been reported stolen. Woodward was charged with firstdegree tampering with a motor vehicle resisting arrest by fleeing while creating a substantial risk driving while revoked or suspended and more. Tuesday, September 17th, 2024, Florida Highway Patrol attempted to stop a driver with active warrants after spotting reckless driving on Interstate 4. The driver identified as 34year-old Anthony Hoy ignored repeated opportunities to pull over and instead carried the pursuit across multiple Florida counties. speed of the three mile order. Okay. One. Heat. Heat. wheel. I know wheel. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Yo, I'm on E. I'm on empty. You're going out. Press any other unit traffic right now. window down. Everyone else can slow down. Slow down. So you won't take your hand. >> Can I Can I at least get my shoes? >> No. Turn your body. Hoy was taken into custody without further incident before deputies searched the vehicle and recovered a loaded handgun. He was booked into the Orange County Jail on charges including reckless driving, high-speed fleeing, and eluding resisting arrest while also facing an active aggravated assault with a firearm warrant from Georgia and more. On July 22nd, 2025, Los Angeles police attempted to stop a suspect believed to be connected to an assault with a deadly weapon investigation. After reports indicated he could be armed. Rather than surrendering, the driver repeatedly weaved through freeway and city traffic while drawing the attention of both officers and news helicopters. >> Hi, Bruce. It's Colleen Sullivan here joining you and Mark as well. And I'm watching this uh this suspect again. Bruce, how do so the CHP are they at all? I know they they are alerted to this situation because this this suspect has now been on city streets also on the the freeway. How how does that happen with with um the LAPD and then the CHP? >> Well, typically if he goes on the freeway that uh the LAPD or sheriffs or whatever agency it might be involved would hand it off to CHP. they have more resources where they can kind of leapfrog ahead to the different patrol stations if the suspect were to continue. However, because he's a murder suspect and armed with a weapon, LAPD may not relinquish control of this pursuit. >> Yeah, he looks very agitated in the driver's seat there. I'm surp Yeah, I was going to say I'm surprised that there's not a lot of traffic right now on the freeway, but again, it's sort of the lunch hour time. See right there through that opened window now pulling into uh Santa Monica proper. Uh this is approaching downtown Santa Monica. Third Street Prominade area is where he'll be approaching as well. Getting off the freeway really whipping that wheel around. Goodness almost like he doesn't have control of that car. It it really makes you nervous of what could happen when you see someone driving like this. And of course so many pedestrians in this area. >> That's what made me very worried just to see all those people um in this area. We saw a few people at that crosswalk right there. But again, when once these suspects they start taking city streets and then Bruce, what is the other element now? Police are desperate to catch him. But this is just a very populated area. >> Yeah, he's in Santa Monica now, a heavy heavy pedestrian area uh and congested with vehicles and his driving all over the roadway. And so they've notified Santa Monica PD that they're in their area, that there is a pursuit going on. But at some point as the watch commander, you got to weigh what is the safety of the suspect, the officers, and the general uh public. >> Absolutely. I mean, we're talking about an epicenter of Los Angeles tourism right there. He was right at the boardwalk or the pier uh making a U-turn onto the curb around that box truck. It makes you so concerned for those people, tourists and locals as well, right there at that intersection. He's going right back towards it. Do not go on the pier. >> I was just going to say that that is not wise. Right there would be an unwise move. >> We recently saw that within the last year in Newport Beach where a driver drove onto the Newport Beach Pier. It ended in gunshots and that suspect I believe was killed in that case. This guy has now come to a stop right here at the Santa Monica Pier uh the boardwalk where there is the amusement park. Tourists all around. He's come to a stop. Something is throwing at the being thrown at the vehicle there >> or he's throwing something out with somebody. You saw Did you see all those people on the pier running for safety once you start seeing something like this? >> He's getting out. >> This is a good sign. >> And he's got a dog. >> Dog. >> Wow. Bruce, he's he's getting out. Hands are up. Does not appear to be armed. This is perhaps the best outcome that we could see. >> Yeah, it really is. And >> yeah, very much so. Yeah. Sorry, go ahead. >> No, I just say this is the best outcome. >> The problem is is that he's kind of shielded by the car and those officers can't fully see him. It would have been better if he got on the ground more in the middle of the intersection. Uh he had the dog there with him on the leash. He is spread out, likely listening to those commands. But thank goodness that dog is now free. Likely doesn't know what to do. Man, that could have been so much different, >> right? And of course, you know, he threw something out. We don't or somebody threw something at him. I didn't I couldn't see that that some of the trees were blocking. >> It looked like something heavy was bouncing off of the car. >> Exactly. And I was I'm seeing something sort of by um the walking um the right at the corner there. >> Look at the witnesses, the pedestrians right there to the right of the screen. They, you know, would >> nobody really >> preferably back up a bit more. But um what a situation there. And Bruce, you know, earlier Colleen was talking about watch commanders with police departments. That's something that you have extensive experience with about when they would decide to pull back and clearly they did not do. >> You know, I know that little dog doesn't look very vicious, but does that change their their situation here? You see them coming out approaching the suspect um with the sort of, you know, taking safety obviously right there. You can see him with, you know, the shield. >> Yeah, very much so. Uh this case, it's a smaller dog. It's not not a vicious dog, but if it were a vicious, very protective dog, that adds a whole another layer. Do they have to use maybe less lethal to get the dog out of the problem or >> I think the little dog jumped back into the car. >> The dog did. It was right there in the passenger seat again >> and doesn't want to come out of the car now. >> Oh, frightening for that dog as well. They seem to be trained, I don't know, on the back seat or the trunk of that car. Those two officers right there. Yeah, they want to check the trunk of that car. This will be interesting why they want to look there if there's any information they have associated with the trunk or you know they always do a full search of the vehicle >> right especially if if he is you know if if there is a prior assault that happened um with the deadly weapon but I mean it looks like looks like there's a car seat in the back seat so again this thankfully this came to a peaceful end >> the pursuit ended peacefully near the Santa Monica Pier when the driver stepped out of the vehicle with a dog and surrendered to officers without further resistance. Authorities secured the scene before taking the suspect into custody. He could face charges including felony evading law enforcement, reckless driving assault with a deadly weapon, numerous traffic violations, and more. 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